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Moving a Sewer to Build an Extension? Talk to us first we can provide the solution!

10 x Key Things You Need to KnowPlanning to build an extension can be an exciting journey, but it often comes with its fair share of challenges. One of the major hurdles that homeowners face is the need to relocate an existing sewer…

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What Are the Different Types of Drains and How Do I Tell Them Apart?

Understanding the different types of drains is crucial for any homeowner or property manager in the UK. Each type of …

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Licences explained: everything you need to know about sections 104, 106, 185 and 50

Whether it’s section 185 or section 50, getting your head around the different drainage licences can be a minefield. But …

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6 ways to prepare your drains for spring

Ah, spring! After what feels like a very long winter, spring is always a welcome time of year. From the …

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Water Neutrality: How can we meet the challenge?

Whilst Nutrient Neutrality made headlines recently as an environmental and logistical hurdle for developers, a new term, ‘Water Neutrality,’ has …

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Important News: Public Sewer Connections & Hertfordshire County Council

When a Local Authority or Water Authority makes changes to licensing, guidelines and legislation, it can have a massive effect …

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Section 104 Licensing: What’s Changing?

If you’re a developer, you’ll be pleased to hear that we like to save our clients time and any hassle …

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